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<h2 style="white-space:pre-line">The Weirdness of People</h2>
<p class="normal">The Weirdness of People (working title) takes a playful and thoughtful look at the funny, frustrating, and downright baffling behaviors we all engage in. Ever circled the gym parking lot for ten minutes just to avoid walking—before heading inside to work out? Or ordered a triple cheeseburger and large fries… with a Diet Coke? You’re not alone.</p>
<p class="normal">This upcoming book is a celebration of the strange yet familiar moments that make us laugh, wonder, and occasionally shake our heads. It’s about those everyday quirks—big and small—that reveal just how wonderfully weird people can be.</p>
<p class="normal">Drawing from real-life observations and reader-submitted stories, The Weirdness of People invites you to recognize yourself and others in these humorous, often touching vignettes. And if you’ve got a story that captures human behavior at its oddest or most endearing, I’d love to hear from you!</p>

Fuunny overweight, retro swimmer about to jump into the ice hole

Deborah Parman

Deborah Parman is a debut author whose first book, Oh, Now I Get It!, draws from personal experiences to explore how everyday moments often carry deeper spiritual meaning. A retired business professor with a background in journalism, she blends storytelling, insight, and faith across genres including narrative fiction, self-help, and children’s literature. Now living in Nebraska, Deborah continues to write while enjoying travel, gardening, and time with her family.